Real Hop Cat From South America Joins Hicks Family
An ocelot named Kitty, a leopard cat from Colombia, arrived with Sgt. Dock Hicks and his wife and children aboard a plane en route to San Francisco. The four month old pet survived a paw burn from a gas stove while living in Mulden Hill, Virginia. Kitty now travels with the family as they report for Army reassignment. The cat is described as having a strong appetite for meat, eggs and milk and is expected to weigh up to 25 pounds.
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R. E. Elliott
Dock Hicks
Columbia
South America
Sgt. Hicks
Elliott
Filliott
Elliott's
Ellett
Set
Hicks
Deck II
Graciela
Medellin
San Francisco
Army
Kitty
Methodist Circle Hosts Covered Dish Dinner in Fayetteville
Mrs. E E Goodman and Mrs. John Wright hosted Circle 1 of the Methodist Church at Mrs Goodman’s home for a Thursday evening covered dish dinner. Mrs Fletcher Arritt led the devotional. Members presented chairman Mrs Eugene Houchins with a gift, and Mrs Stanley Fikew led carol singing. Gifts were exchanged.
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Fayetteville
E. E Goodman
John Wright
Goodman
Circle 1
Methodist Church
Fletcher Arritt
Eugene Houchins
Stanley Fikew
Mount Hope Jr Women Plan Benefit Dance for Band
Mount Hope Mount Hope Junior Woman's Club outlines a Christmas Dance at the Mount Hope Auditorium on Monday night December 21 with Jan Campbell and his Beckley orchestra. Proceeds aid the Mount Hope High School Mustang Band which seeks about 6000 for instruments and uniforms. Semi formal event starts at 9:30 p.m. Mrs Richard Fridley chairs the dance committee.
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Mount Hope
Mount Hope High School
Mount Hope Auditorium
Jan Campbell
Beckley
Richard Fridley
Mustang Band
Lines Ferguson
Robert Fizer
Missy Janie White
Carolina Stella
Jean Lawhorn
Louise Marchio
Two Circles Have Christmas Dinner
Two Baptist Missionary Society circles at Cook Memorial Baptist Church held a Christmas turkey dinner Thursday at 6 p.m. Jewell Asbury and Shannon Cooper attended. Decorations featured holly pine and a Christmas tree display. Gifts were exchanged after the meal and a brief business session followed with Mrs. Bruce Howard presiding.
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Pineville
Baptist Missionary Society
Jewell Asbury
Shannon Cooper
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Bruce Howard
Local Folks News Aboard and Visiting Oceana
Mr and Mrs H K Meredith have come home from Benna Vista Virginia after attending the death of her grandmother. Jimmy Brown returned Saturday from a visit with friends in Huntington and relatives in Hamlin. Mrs Edith Trent and daughter Daryl with Miss Betty Garrett and Miss Violet Garrett visited Mr and Mrs Ewell Garrett of Mallory. John White of Tazewell visited Oceana Thursday.
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Oceana
H. K Meredith
Benna Vista
Jimmy Brown
Huntington
Hamlin
Edith Trent
Daryl
Betty Garrett
Violet Garrett
Ewell Garrett
Mallory
John €. White
Tazewell
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Says Wide Range Prices
USDA cattle and hog price ranges span from vealers 28.00 to 32.00 for prime vealers and 24.25 to 26.00 for barrows. Beef cattle show 11.00 to 18.00 utilities, cows 11.00 to 13.00, bulls 1.25 to 14.50, and stocker steers 14.50 to 18.00 with scattered high bids. Sheep show minimal activity with 100 head listed and no sales recorded.
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Baltimore
USDA
Yooo
Mullens Power Feeder Line Change Delivers Higher Voltage
Electrical service to Mullens consumers was interrupted for an hour and 45 minutes Sunday while workers changed feeder lines from an old to a new sub station. John Tice of Union Power Co said the new hook up with Appalachian Power Co marks steps toward higher voltage in primary lines. The Union Power Co will own and maintain its sub station facilities under the new arrangement. The cost of erecting the station exceeded 20,000 dollars.
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Mullens
John Tice
Union Power Company
Appalachian Power Company
Muillens
Mullens Power Concern
Tice
Mal
Woman's Club Christmas Party at Oceana Methodist
The Oceana Woman Club hosts its annual Christmas party at the Oceana Methodist Church on Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Oceana
Oceana Woman Club
Oceana Methodist Church
Mrs. Sue Walker Dies at 40 in Bradley
Mrs. Sue Elizabeth Walker 40 died at 2 40 a m today at her Bradley home She is survived by her husband Mason Walker of Bradley The body is at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill pending funeral arrangements.
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Bradley
Sue Elizabeth Walker
Mason Walker
Tyree
Laurel Garden Club Aids Needy Family At Christmas
Laurel Garden Club plans a $10 gift to a needy family for Christmas and makes favors for Wyoming General Hospital patients. In a Moran Avenue meeting with co-hostess Mrs Dave Arnold, president Mrs 3. Pe Pearis sets Jan 28 dinner at the Medical Arts Club with husbands invited. A Christmas program by Mrs Ray Bowling covers Christmas origins, a Norwegian tale, and the hymn O Little Town of Bethlehem.
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E. E. Lampton
Harley Christian
B. W Steele
John D. Farmer
M. M. Shumate
I. W Dunn
St Anne's Altar Guild Plans Tuesday Dinner Meeting
Members of the St Anne Church Altar Guild will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Parish House on Kelly Ave for a covered dish dinner. all members are urged to attend and bring their husbands.
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Oak Hill
St. Anne’s
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Kelly Ave
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East Pineville
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